Sentences with phrase «point move upward»

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The real estate situation was so poor, he says, that it had to move upward at some point: «I wouldn't get too excited about that.»

From the Elliott Wave point of view the current upward move might be completed as there are five impulsive wave seen in the hourly chart.

The housing cycle is also moving into an upward phase, while the latest indicators of consumer spending point to some rebound from the weakness experienced in the second half of 1996.

The 10 point harness which is easy to adjust moving the harness upward and the buckle outward for comfortability

As any ambitious bodybuilder knows, failure occurs when the muscles can no longer produce sufficient force to continue moving the weight upward and training to this point or even beyond it is seen as the ultimate stimulus for maximum muscle growth.

For example, you're bench pressing and you hit the «sticking point,» but you are holding that bar at the sticking point (its not coming back down), and you're still exerting force to push the bar upward, but the bar simply isn't moving up!

While the yield of the investment grade index moved down by 9 basis points last week, the yield of the high yield index moved the same 9 basis points but upward to a 5.04 %.

To understand how the strategy works, let's say that following a strong upward move (e.g. from point A to B), the market retraces a little (to point C) because of profit taking and / or top picking, before continuing in the original direction (beyond point B).

With wage pressure and inflation moving upward, the Fed signaling its intention to raise short - term interest rates, and the approaching end of an unprecedented era of falling interest rates, indications point toward higher rates ahead.

We start at a high point around age 18, move down until 50, and take a major upward turn until 85.

Stocks closed sharply higher in a major reversal that saw the Dow rally more than 700 points from its session low, assisted by some short - covering activity that further accelerated the upward move in the major averages to their best marks of the day.